a. A person shall not at any time hunt, take or attempt to
take, kill or pursue, with a gun or any firearm of any kind orcharacter, or with longbow and arrow, a wild bird, animal or fowl, or
take or attempt to take any skunk, mink, muskrat,
or other fur-bearing animal by means of a trap, or set a trap for any
fur-bearing animal, nor shall any person above the
age of 16 years at any time take or attempt to take fish in any of the fresh
waters of this State by the method commonlyknown
as angling with a hand line or rod and line, or with longbow and arrow,
unless he has first procured a properlicense.

b.A person shall not engage in
hunting, fishing or trapping unless the appropriate license or tag as
prescribed hereunderis visibly displayed in a
holder in a conspicuous place on the outer clothing at the time of such
hunting, fishing ortrapping. A licensee shall
exhibit his license and tag for inspection to any conservation officer,
deputy conservationofficer, police officer or
other person requesting to see it.

2. George Estwin - Warren County

3. Albert Bruce - Somerset County

4. Michael Reo - Morris County

5. Alessandro Zipeto - Sussex County

6. Ralph Bruce – Somerset County

23:3-20. - Penalty for violations of article

A person who at any time alters, disfigures or changes in
any manner, or loans or transfers to another, a license orbutton or tag issued under this article, gives false information or
makes any misrepresentation to the clerk or agent towhom application is made for a license

7. Charges Dropped

23:3-21. - Procuring license wrongfully; penalty

A person not entitled hereunder to a residents' license who
procures the same shall be liable to a penalty of one hundreddollars ($100.00).

Any person, including members of the armed services, who
shall hunt for, pursue, shoot at, take, kill or wound, orattempt to take, kill or wound a deer as permitted by this section or
the State Fish and Game Code, without having a
license as herein prescribed on his person and displayed in a conspicuous
place on his outer clothing, or who alters or
changes in any manner, or loans or transfers to another a license issued
under this act, or violates any other provisionof
this act, or any regulation established under the State Fish and Game Code
in connection herewith, shall be liable to a
penalty of not less than $100.00 nor more than $300.00 for the first
offense, and not less than $300.00 nor more than
$500.00 for the second and subsequent offense.

11. Vadim Lioubomoudron - Warren County

12. Anthony Mazzarella - Sussex County

23:4-1. - Open and close seasons; federal regulations;
penalty for violations

No person shall capture, kill, injure, destroy or have in
possession or hunt, hunt for, or attempt to capture, kill, injure ordestroy any reedbird, wild swans, wood duck, wild geese, brant, wild
ducks, rails or marsh hens, gallinules, coot
(commonly known as crow duck), upland plover, black-bellied plover, golden
plover, greater or lesser yellowlegs,willets,
sandpipers, dowitchers or robin snipe, brown backs, curlews, turnstones or
calico backs, godwits or marlin,tattlers, Wilson
snipe or jacksnipe, woodcock or any other birds commonly known as shore
birds, surf snipe or baysnipe, unless an open
season is prescribed therefore by the regulations of the United States
Department of the Interior,made under the
provisions of an Act of Congress relating to migratory birds, and then only
during the respective openseasons fixed for such
birds by such regulations.

13. Leo Golba - Warren County

14. Carmelo Lana - Warren County

15. Stephen Meyer - Passaic County

16. Tommy Snyder - Warren County

23:4-12. - Hunting certain game, except in manner provided
by Code or with gun or bow and arrow,unlawful;
penalty

No person, shall kill, destroy or injure, pursue with intent
to kill or injure or in any manner attempt to take or injure, anyanatidae commonly known as swans, geese, brant and river and sea
ducks; rallidae, commonly known as rails,
gallinules, coots and mud hens; limicolae, commonly known as shore birds,
surf snipe or bay snipe, among them being
yellowlegs plovers, willets, sandpipers, dowitchers or robin snipe, brown
backs, curlews, turnstones or calico backs,
godwits or marlin, tittlers and woodcocks; gallinae, commonly known as wild
turkey, grouse, prairie chickens,pheasants,
partridge and quails; or any hare commonly known as rabbit; gray, black or
fox squirrels; or any other gamebird or game
animal, except in the manner prescribed by the provisions of the State Fish
and Game Code, or, in theabsence of such
provision in said code, except in the manner usually known as hunting with a
gun, the gun being notlarger than ten gauge and
held at arm's length and fired from the shoulder without rest, or by the use
of long bow andarrow, provided, however, it shall
be unlawful for any person while hunting any wild bird or animal to have
both afirearm and a bow and arrow in his
possession or under his control in the woods or fields or on the water,
under apenalty of $20.00 for each offense.

17. Ronald Beam - Warren County

18. Donald Lynch - Morris County

19. Daniel Vanbree – Hunterdon

20. Jan Pusz – Sussex County

23:4-13. - Regulations concerning guns

No person shall use in hunting any fowl or animals of any
kind any firearm except as permitted by the provisions of theState Fish and Game Code, or, in the absence of such provision in
said code, except a shotgun being not larger than tengauge, and capable of holding not more than two cartridges at one
time, or that may be fired more than twice without
reloading, or use a silencer on any firearm when hunting for game or fowl,
under a penalty of twenty dollars ($20.00)for
each offense; provided, however, that the division in its discretion may
issue permits for the use of a rifle forshooting
woodchucks only. No person shall have any missile larger than as permitted
by the provisions of the StateFish and Game Code,
or, in the absence of such provision in said code, larger than number four
shot in possession inthe woods or fields at any
time other than during the open season for killing deer, under a penalty of
one hundreddollars ($100.00) for each offense.

a. No person, either in or on a motor vehicle or vehicle of
any kind whatsoever, or by the aid or use of a light carried onor attached to a motor vehicle or vehicle of any kind, shall hunt
for, pursue, shoot, shoot at, kill, capture, injure ordestroy wildlife.

46. Peter Gareth – Somerset County

23:4-16.d - Prohibited hunting practices (

possession
a loaded firearm or nocked arrow while within 450
feet of any occupied building)

47. Gerald Babcock - Sussex County

48. Leo Golba - Warren County

49. Margaret Gould - Sussex County

50. Michael Martin - Sussex County

51. David Talmage - Sussex County

52. James Oross - Morris County

53. Albert Bruce - Somerset County

54. Christopher Edmonson - Sussex County

55. James Tichnor - Sussex County

56. Ibrahim Siyouf – Passaic County

23:4-24. - Hunting prohibited on Sundays; penalty;
exemptions

No person shall hunt with a hound or with firearms or
weapons of any kind, or carry a gun in the woods or fields or onthe waters on Sunday, under a penalty of $20.00 for each offense;
except that this section shall not apply to any personhunting raccoon between midnight on Saturday and sunrise on Sunday
during the season prescribed in section 23:4-1 of
this Title or to a person possessing a valid and proper rifle permit
licensed to trap fur-bearing animals pursuant to theprovisions of R.S.23:3-1 using a .22 caliber rifle and .22 caliber
short rimfire cartridges to humanely dispatch legallytrapped animals. This section shall not prevent farm land owners,
lessees actually occupying or farming the land,
members of their immediate families, or their farm employees from hunting
and destroying at any time and in anymanner
crows, woodchuck, fox and vermin on that land.

No person shall, for the purpose of hunting for, pursuing,
taking or killing, or attempting to hunt, pursue, take or kill anybird or animal, have, in an automobile or vehicle of any kind, any
shotgun or rifle loaded with missiles of any kind,
under a penalty of not less than $20.00 nor more than $50.00 for each
offense.

For the purpose of this act, whenever a person is found with
such loaded shotgun or rifle in possession in a vehicle, thesame shall be conclusive proof that the person was in the act of
pursuing or taking birds or animals.

a. Except as provided in subsection b. of this section, no
person shall hunt for, pursue, shoot at, take, kill, wound orattempt to take, kill or wound a deer of any description prohibited
by the provisions of the State Fish and Game Code,
or hunt for, pursue, shoot at, take, kill, wound or attempt to take, kill or
wound any wild deer at any time except duringthe
period permitted by the State Fish and Game Code, or kill in any one year
more than the number of deer permittedby the
State Fish and Game Code.

b.The owner or lessee of any land, a portion of which is
under cultivation, or the authorized agents of the owner orlessee having on their person a written permit issued by the division
and countersigned by the owner or lessee may kill
any deer that may be found on that land during the period covered by the
permit. If requested by the owner or lessee ofthe
land, the period covered by the permit issued to the owner or lessee, or
authorized agent thereof, shall also includethe
entire months of February and March. The carcass of a deer killed under such
permit shall become the property ofthe division
and may be removed and disposed of in the manner it directs. For the purpose
of this section, "land undercultivation" shall
mean (1) pasture fields that are seeded with cultivated grass or that have
been so seeded within theprior 12 months, or (2)
land on which planted crops are growing or were growing within the prior 12
months. Thedivision may require the owner or
lessee of the land to provide evidence of deer damage within the prior 12
months as acondition of issuing a permit pursuant
to this subsection.

68. Richard Deickmann - Somerset County

69. James Toner - Sussex County

70. Jason Smith - Morris County

71. Jan Pusz – Sussex County

23:4-45. - Deer-hunting restrictions

a. No person shall hunt for, pursue, stalk, shoot at or
attempt to take, kill, injure or destroy a wild deer, except bydaylight on the days and at the times designated by the State Fish
and Game Code.

A person who kills a deer in this State at any time during
the legal seasons shall immediately attach thereto the deertransportation tag supplied with the hunting license and shall
transport the deer to a deer checking station before 7:00p.m. on the day the deer was killed, for registering the kill and
having a legal possession tag affixed, which possessiontag shall remain attached until the carcass has been consumed.

A person not required to purchase a hunting license under
provisions of R.S.23:3-1, who kills a deer in this State at anytime during the legal seasons, or a person who has lost the
transportation tag supplied with the hunting license, shallmake and attach a transportation tag immediately after killing the
animal, clearly stating the person's name and address,and if holding a license to hunt, the license number, with the date,
township if known, and county in which the deer waskilled and shall transport the deer to a checking station for
registration as herein prescribed.

The division shall designate such checking stations as it
deems necessary and shall prescribe regulations for theiroperation.

All deer killed during prescribed seasons shall be presented
for registration at the nearest deer checking station by theperson who killed the deer, and it shall be registered in that
person's name. No person shall present a deer for
registration, or permit to be registered in the person's name, any deer
which the person did not kill. No person shall at
any time in any manner transport any deer killed during a prescribed season,
unless there is a legal tag securely attachedto
the deer. If the deer is being transported by a person other than the
licensee, written permission signed by the
licensee killing the deer must be in possession of the driver.

No person shall have in possession at any time any deer, or
parts of a deer, which has not been legally registered. Theowner of a legally registered deer may give away parts of the deer
provided each separate part is plainly labeled with thename and address of the person who registered the deer, the
possession tag number assigned to the deer, and the nameand address of the person to whom it was given.

A person who fails to properly tag a deer and transport it
to a checking station, or who borrows, loans, transfers, buys,sells or purloins any deer tag of another, shall be liable to the
penalty prescribed by R.S.23:4-48.

The division shall adopt, pursuant to the "Administrative
Procedure Act," P.L.1968, c.410 (C.52:14B-1 et seq.), anyrules and regulations necessary to implement this section and to
prescribe the tagging requirements for deer killed in amanner other than during a prescribed season.

A person who trespasses on the lands of another for the
purpose of hunting, fishing, trapping, or taking wildlife, orattempting to hunt, fish, trap, or take wildlife, after notice
bearing the name of the owner, occupant, or lessee thereof,forbidding the trespass, has been conspicuously posted by the owner,
occupant, or lessee with intervisible signs
displayed not fewer than ten to a mile along the exterior boundaries and at
all roads, trails and rights-of-way enteringsuch
land, or after having been forbidden so to trespass by the owner, occupant,
or lessee, shall be liable to a civilpenalty of
not less than $100.00 nor more than $200.00 for the first offense, and not
less than $200.00 nor more than$500.00 and the
suspension of all license certificates required, and all privileges, to take
or possess wildlife for a periodof five years, in
addition to any applicable penalty prescribed pursuant to R.S.23:3-22, for
each subsequent offense.

88. Roy Diehl - Morris County

89. Thomas Young - Sussex County

90. Christopher Dojlidko - Hunterdon County

91. Gregory Dojlidko - Hunterdon County

92. Anthony Mazzarella - Sussex County

93. Theodore Cassera - Morris County

23:7-1.1. - Littering prohibited; penalty

A person entering the lands of another for the purpose of
hunting, fishing, trapping, or taking wildlife, or attempting tohunt, fish, trap, or take wildlife, who litters, dumps, or discards
refuse of any kind shall be liable to a civil penalty of notless than $25.00 nor more than $500.00 for each offense.

A person who, while hunting, fishing, trapping, or taking
wildlife, causes or assists in causing damage or injury to realor personal property of another, including pet animals, shall be
liable to a civil penalty not to exceed $2,000.00, whichsum shall be paid to the Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife for
deposit in the hunters' and anglers' license fund
established pursuant to R.S. 23:3-11, and (1) for a first offense,
suspension of all license certificates required, and allprivileges, to take or possess wildlife for a period of five years,
or (2) for a second offense, permanent revocation of allsuch license certificates and privileges. A court may also order the
violator to pay restitution to the victim for any suchdamage or injury caused.

A license certificate or privilege suspended pursuant to
this section shall not be reinstated until the holder thereof hasfirst completed, to the satisfaction of the Division of Fish, Game
and Wildlife, the approved remedial sportsmen
education program established and conducted by the division pursuant to
section 12 of P.L.1990, c.29 (C.23:3-22.3).

95. Robert Siciliano - Hunterdon County

23:7-9. - Actions forbidden on property under State control;
penalty

With respect to or on property under the control of the
Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife, no person may:

a. remove or disturb any vegetation, soil, water, minerals,
or other property of the State; or

b. litter, dump, or discard refuse of any kind; or

c. cause injury or damage to any equipment, structure,
building, or other property; or

d. use such property contrary to regulations established by
the division.

A person who violates this section shall be liable to a
civil penalty of not less than $50.00 nor more than $200.00 foreach offense, unless the pecuniary gain to the violator or the injury
or damage to property exceeds $100.00, in which
case the civil penalty shall be three times the amount of that gain or
injury or damage to property. In addition, for eachsubsequent violation, all license certificates required, and all
privileges, to take or possess wildlife shall be suspendedfor a period of five years.

A license certificate or privilege suspended pursuant to
this section shall not be reinstated until the holder thereof hasfirst completed, to the satisfaction of the Division of Fish, Game
and Wildlife, the approved remedial sportsmen
education program established and conducted by the division pursuant to
section 12 of P.L.1990, c.29 (C.23:3-22.3).

96. Thomas Trochan - Sussex County

23:9A-2. - Misuse of weapon while hunting; penalty

A person engaged in hunting, fishing, trapping, or taking
wildlife who shoots or discharges a firearm, bow and arrow, orother weapon in a careless manner or without due caution and
circumspection shall be liable to a civil penalty of not lessthan $100.00 nor more than $500.00 and the suspension of all license
certificates, and all privileges, to take or possesswildlife for a period of two years, in addition to any suspension
required under the authority of R.S.23:3-22.

A license certificate or privilege suspended pursuant to
this section shall not be reinstated until the holder thereof hasfirst completed, to the satisfaction of the Division of Fish, Game
and Wildlife, the approved remedial sportsmen
education program established and conducted by the division pursuant to
section 12 of P.L.1990, c.29 (C.23:3-22.3).

97. Robert Siciliano - Hunterdon County

98. Ralph Demech – Hunterdon County

23:10-5. Arrest on view without warrant; interference with
or resisting officer

Any constable, police officer, fish and game warden,
protector, or deputy warden, or any officer or member of anyincorporated game protective society may, for a violation of any
provision of this Title, or any provision of any lawsupplementary thereto, or of any provision of the State Fish and Game
Code committed within the view of any suchofficer
or person, arrest, without warrant, the offender and carry him before a
court in the county wherein such arrest ismade.
Any person or persons who shall, by threat, menace or force, or in any
manner, attempt to deter or prevent anyfish and
game warden or other person authorized to make arrests for violation of the
fish and game laws of this State,or any provision
of any law supplementary thereto, or any provision of the State Fish and
Game Code from enforcingor carrying into effect
any provisions of this Title, or any provision of any law supplementary
thereto, or any provisionof the State Fish and
Game Code or who shall resist arrest or the seizure of boats or nets or
other apparatus illegallyused, shall be subject
to a fine of one hundred dollars ($100.00).